Procreative Celibacy
(A philosophy of platonic and celibate romantic friendships, with sexual union reserved solely for the conscious creation of new life)

At Fruitarian Eutopia, we believe that human connection is one of the sweetest fruits of life. Friendships, care, and affection are at the heart of our community. We welcome visitors to experience forms of closeness that are warm, supportive, and deeply meaningful, without relying on sexual expression.

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We believe that platonic and celibate romantic friendships play an important role in sustaining a long-term fruitarian lifestyle. We experience that avoiding sexual activity helps the body conserve vitality, reduces risks of imbalance, infection or fatigue, and supports overall well-being.

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The primary biological function of sexual and reproductive organs we understand to be conception and procreation. When their use shifts from conscious procreation, it can create imbalances in mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

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We recognize three main forms of human connection: Platonic, romantic, and amorous. 

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• Platonic bonds: Friendships rooted in care, respect, and shared values. These are the most freeing & supportive of individuality

• Romantic bonds: Emotional closeness, admiration, and devotion between friends. These expand the affection and are welcome here, provided they remain celibate, non-sexual.

• Amorous bonds: Passionate, sexual relationships. These tend to bring the strongest attachment, we value them when consciously directed toward immediate conception & procreation.​

 

​We invite all visitors and residents to embrace this approach and experience the joy of deep, non-sexual connection​.

 

To uphold this vision, we ask that all who stay here practice abstinence from sexual activity. For those intending to procreate and raise children, we encourage relocating to nearby land or a homestead that better accommodates the needs of a family.

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“In friendship we find freedom,
in romance, we find devotion,
in procreation, we find purpose.”

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Last updated on October 26, 2025